Local Phoenix Company Sells Discount Granite and Invaluable Advice

"Industrial liquidation company, The Yard, specializes in providing Phoenix residents with quality granite for a fraction of retail cost."

2012-09-22

PHOENIX, AZ, September 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) Renovating your kitchen and bath countertops can be a stressful and costly project that has many local valley home owners cringing at the thought.

The Yard understands that Phoenix residents are eager to dress up their kitchen and bath countertops with the most cutting edge granite trends but may be reluctant to pay top dollar in these tough economic times. So after listening to the needs of their customers, The Yard found a way to provide high-quality granite slabs at an extremely reduced price.

"We are an industrial liquidation house that purchases inventory from struggling and bankrupt granite businesses all over the country," explains Dan Pantelic who owns The Yard with his wife. "When you compare all of the prices and hidden fees you can clearly see how our prices are much less (sometimes up to 73% less!) than other granite retailers. "

The Yard is a family owned business that values their customers and strives to give them the best granite purchasing experience available. The small business atmosphere allows The Yard employees to help walk a homeowner through the purchasing process and answer any questions that may come up.

At The Yard you are not only getting granite at a fantastic price, you are also getting a great experience at no extra cost.

For more information visit: http://www.theyardaz.com
The Yard
21846 N. 21st Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85027
(602)363-9273

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